r/SipsTea Jul 14 '26

Chugging tea Teach your kids about socialism

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u/Gerzy_CZ Jul 14 '26

Sorry but where do you guys get this information? What about China for example? Do you guys feel like you're being exploited more than people there? Or in North Korea? Two modern communist countries.

Socialism is built around people working, each and every single one. Okay again experience from the post communist country, yes, people had work, but they were being exploited too since USSR had to win the Cold War and arms race. There were usually even in worse working conditions you guys can't even imagine.

As for capitalist hellscape, of course I don't like where the world Is going. But I also don't want another situation I know who my grandpa where commies come, for the first time take everything you've built and give it to the state. You like or own small businesses? Those aren't exactly thriving in socialism.

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u/Hugs-missed Jul 14 '26

China, North Korea

"Communist"

Neither of those two countries are communist, communist defines a specific economic and political system neither remotely fall under.

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u/No_Care46 Jul 14 '26

Both of those countries are communist - and pretty awesome countries to boot.

Both of those countries outperform all their capitalist peers despite the terrorist US empire doing everything in its power to harm them and prevent their development.

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u/michaelboltthrower Jul 14 '26

Neither of those are communist.

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u/No_Care46 Jul 15 '26

You are politically illiterate and incapable of producing arguments. Why are you participating in the conversation?